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Youth Prevention - TATU
Teens Against Tobacco Use (TATU), is a peer-education program in which middle and high school students are trained to teach elementary school students about the hazards of tobacco use.
A program that challenges teens to answer:
- Why has the tobacco industry spent over $100 million in Washington State alone advertising their product? And why are youth their main target?
- Why is tobacco, the only product on the market that used as intended will hurt or kill you, still legal?
- Why are cigarette ingredients not listed on the pack?
- How is tobacco the number one cause of preventable death?
Become a TATU Coordinator
For more information please contact your local TATU coordinator:
| Cheryl McDonald | Eastern WA |
| Jackie Diaz | South Central |
| Hailey Croci | North Central |
| Monica Nelson | Western WA |
| Cristal Connelly | South Puget Sound |
| Colleen Wahto | Southwest WA |
